**Hochstein Tournee: Bilanz Und Offene Fragen**

BREDO

You need 3 min read

·

Post on Nov 23, 2024

47 visitor like this post

Share

Hochstein Tournee: Bilanz und offene Fragen

So, die Hochstein Tournee ist vorbei. Puh! What a ride. Honestly, I'm still recovering. I’d planned this thing for months, meticulously crafting the route, booking venues (which, let me tell you, was a nightmare in itself!), and organizing merch. I even learned a bit of basic German just to handle some of the local interactions – which was way harder than I anticipated. My German is…eh, let’s just say it needs more work.

Die Bilanz: Zahlen, Daten, Fakten (und ein paar Tränen)

Financially? Mixed bag, I’d say. We definitely made a profit, which is amazing considering the initial investment. But it wasn't the windfall I’d initially projected. I underestimated the costs involved, especially with transportation and those darn unexpected venue fees. Lesson learned: Always, always have a buffer in your budget. Seriously, like, way more than you think you need. I'm talking at least 20%, maybe even 30%!

The attendance was surprisingly good, though. We had some killer shows in Munich and Berlin, completely sold out. Hamburg was a bit of a flop – I think the venue was just poorly chosen – but we learned from that mistake. Next time, I'm doing way more research before committing to a venue. Location, location, location. It’s not just a real estate thing, guys.

Offene Fragen: Was könnte man besser machen?

There are definitely some things I’d change for next year's tour – if there is one! Firstly, the merch. While it sold okay, I think the designs could have been more… memorable. Maybe work with a professional designer instead of relying on my questionable Photoshop skills. I also need to improve my social media game. I was so focused on the logistics, I completely neglected actively promoting the shows on platforms like Instagram and TikTok. That was a major oversight.

Another big question mark is ticket sales. While overall attendance was decent, I felt the ticket pricing strategy could have been better. We tried dynamic pricing based on location and popularity, but it felt too complex and possibly alienated some potential buyers. Next time, simpler is better! A single, well-thought-out price point might be more effective and generate less confusion. Maybe even early-bird discounts. Duh!

Die Zukunft der Hochstein Tournee?

Honestly? I'm not sure yet. The whole experience, despite its challenges and uncertainties, was incredibly rewarding. The energy of the crowds, the connection with the fans – it's something special. But to do another tour like this, I need to analyze everything, learn from my mistakes, and have a much more solid plan. A realistic budget, improved marketing, and a better understanding of the target audience. And more sleep, definitely more sleep.

That's the real takeaway here – planning a major event like a concert tour isn't child's play. It requires meticulous preparation, strong financial management, and effective marketing, among others. But when it's all said and done and you’ve learned these invaluable lessons, it's an incredibly satisfying accomplishment. This Hochstein Tournee taught me a great deal, and those lessons are priceless.

So, ja, that’s my honest take on the Hochstein Tournee. Lots of highs, some lows, and a whole lot of lessons learned. Any questions? Let me know in the comments!